I recently moved back to New Hampshire, where I grew up, after 13 years living just across the river in Vermont. And when I went to register my car, I was excited to be able to purchase a special “Moose” license…

We rearranged the Works on Paper studio a couple weeks ago, and we are loving the new more spacious and flexible layout. We modified several of our work tables so they are all the same height, and added casters so…

We decided to start off 2014 with a long overdue blog post. We plan to update the Pulp Fixin’ blog on a much more regular basis this year, so please keep checking for new stories. As paper conservators, we spend…

As the English proverb goes, “April showers bring May flowers”. This was definitely the case here in the Works on Paper conservation studio. The treatment on these posters was completed and the collection was returned to the client. Raven and…

March is nearly over and since it is Women’s History Month, I thought it would be interesting to share something I recently learned about due to two very different objects that we treated here in the Works on Paper conservation…

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Pulp Fixin' is the blog for Works on Paper, a private practice paper conservation studio. We will be using this blog to let you know about special conservation projects, conservation topics, and new and interesting things that are happening in our conservation studio. For more information about the work we do, visit www.works-on-paper.net